Olivier

I updated my report: in the initial report, I was saying that the LYS file in question could be read with 0.26.2 (Linux), but in fact it couldn't. Do you...

In my case, the file paths mentioned above are relative to the location of the LYS file.

An example that illustrates my comment is the following: ``` import pya import numpy a = 1 # a = int(1) pya.Trans(a, 0) # works b = (numpy.ones(3)).astype(int)[0] # b...

Ah, on your system you have `int32`, while I have `int64` on mine. Your trick of creating a `list` indeed works, but it uses memory unnecessarily.

One particularly dangerous behavior is this one: ``` > pya.Trans(numpy.int64(1), 1) No overload with matching arguments in Trans.new # an error is triggered > pya.Trans(1, numpy.int64(1)) m45 0,0 # no...

Did you consider `b.item()` when `b`is a numpy object? it returns a python builtin `ìnt` or `float`, depending on the type of `b` (`numpy.int*` or `numpy.float*`).

Hello, I faced the same problem again when wanting to create a `pya.Box()` with `numpy.int64` coordinates... Such type comes very soon when working with `numpy` arrays. As said in the...

Thank you. (1) Should the IM MSVG renderer be improved with respect to this example? (2) Can you indicate your comand line for using `inkscape` from `convert`? - I do...

Everything looks accessible from my $PATH: ``` $ convert -version Version: ImageMagick 6.9.10-2 Q16 x86_64 20180618 https://www.imagemagick.org Copyright: © 1999-2018 ImageMagick Studio LLC License: https://www.imagemagick.org/script/license.php Features: Cipher DPC Modules OpenMP...

> Be sure that Inkscape is in your $PATH What does that mean exactly? I can run `inkscape` from the command line because `/usr/bin` is in my `$PATH` and the...